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Canadian authorities are hunting a foreign-backed network allegedly hiring gunmen to target synagogues, businesses, and even the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, with police raiding a key location that claimed the life of an officer and led to murder charges against a suspect. Investigators say shooters are recruited online, paid to film their attacks, and linked to at least 27 shootings — all part of a growing national security crisis as officials race to identify and dismantle the foreign funding behind this violent operation.

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Qatar’s soccer fans are flooding Vancouver in style, thanks to free flights, luxury hotel stays, and the Emir’s full backing — all while rocking national jerseys, Arab robes, and traditional drums to hype up their team. Local residents have warmly welcomed them, praising the city’s safety and facilities, even as they cheer against Canada. With FIFA’s support and Qatar’s legendary hospitality, these fans are turning the match into a cultural spectacle, boosting local businesses and bringing their vibrant energy straight to the streets.

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Former Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem is joining NovaRed Mining as a strategic adviser, bringing her deep policy expertise to help secure critical minerals vital for national security and economic resilience. The Vancouver-based AI-driven mining firm, already assembling a roster of retired military leaders, sees Noem’s government and industry experience as key to unlocking new exploration opportunities and shaping its corporate strategy for global supply chain strength.

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Canada’s stock market surged today, led by base metals and finance, while U.S. markets mixed—Dow up, S&P and Nasdaq down. CAD dipped slightly, oil climbed to $77/barrel, and gold rose nearly $10/oz.

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A Idaho judge has blocked a controversial new law that would have criminalized transgender people using restrooms that don’t match their birth sex, calling it too vague and dangerous to enforce. The law, which could have led to felony charges and prison time for repeat offenses, was halted after transgender residents sued, arguing it violated their rights and endangered their safety. The judge’s preliminary injunction means transgender people can now safely use restrooms without fear of arrest — at least for now — while advocates push to permanently strike down the law as discriminatory and harmful.

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Edmonton’s Public School Board just approved a full Arabic language track from elementary through graduation, sparking excitement and debate as it balances new cultural learning with tough cuts like canceled international trips and reevaluated programs.

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At 95, John Monné still swims like a champion—winning four national titles at the Speedo Canadian Masters Swimming Championships. A Dutch-born legend who moved to Canada in 1957, he’s been dominating masters swim events since the ’80s, holding national records and earning world medals. Despite battling atrial fibrillation, a knee replacement, and a stroke in 2023, he biked 93km for his birthday just a month after. His coach calls him an inspiration, training with elite-level dedication. Monné’s motto? Keep moving. He even rides a recumbent tricycle, covering kilometers equal to his age each year. His real victory? Staying active, engaged, and unstoppable.

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Caledon, Ontario, hit hard with a major traffic crackdown: cops seized three unlicensed trucks from one company, each driver facing three charges and the firm nine. Another dump truck with a faulty plate racked up eight charges, plus four more for the company. A third truck was caught off-route, triggering five driver charges and three against the company. Police reminded commercial drivers to follow rules on inspections, hours of service, and cargo safety—because safety is non-negotiable on the roads. These aren’t isolated cases; enforcement is ramping up to keep everyone safe.

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Brampton’s mayor is pushing to rename a city park in honor of Constable Tarun Bali, the OPP officer fatally struck while pursuing an alleged hospital escapee in northern Ontario. Raised in Brampton by immigrant parents, Bali served two and a half years with the OPP before a voluntary deployment — and his sacrifice deeply resonates with the community. Mayor Brown calls him a “son of Brampton,” praising his unwavering dedication and resolve, and plans to bring the motion to council this week as the city mourns his loss ahead of his Thursday funeral in Mississauga.

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A robot is being trained to carve a totem pole, mimicking the precise pressure and technique of a master carver—blending Indigenous art, engineering, and generational wisdom. This project, funded by a $250K federal grant, aims to preserve cultural knowledge, inspire Indigenous youth in STEM, and even advance robotics like surgical tools. The ultimate goal? A pole that will take 600 years to become old-growth, serving as a living legacy for future generations.

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